Strange Folk 2016

Famous Hair/Lines

New series featuring the hairlines and quotes of famous fictional and historical characters from various genres. These and other pieces can be purchased at my etsy ormy storenvy page.

Super-architecture: Cherokee Street and Merge posters

Commissioned piece for Stl Style to commemorate the Cherokee neighborhood (using art direction from Stl Style and eventually screen-printed by Sleepy Kitty Art) and a design for "The Faux Purpose Poster show" a show in which legitimately designed posters were concocted for completely fictional events.

JWT Metalworks

Site Redesign for JWT Metalworks, done for Thought Process Interactive. The final version, seen here, used this design heavily as a template.

More Web Design

Stl Stirr.org, a website for STI resources; Illustrative elements used for a splash page design for Martin Energy Group (a company that designs and manufactures generators); Home page and logo redesign for Loudon Machines (a company that provides printing equipment for businesses and does custom manufacturing); a homepage redesign for Associated Equipment Distributors (a company that distributes construction equipment), as well as a logo redesign for AED foundation ( a subsidiary group of AED that trains workers) and a website design proposal for Special Pet Foods, a search engine geared towards hypoallergenic pet owners that helps the customer compare and find the best possible food for their pet.

Portraiture

Pet and people portraits commissioned in the last month and a half.

Local Music Merchandise Design

Shirt designs for national touring band Bottle Rockets, Dutch Courage and Suzie Cue.

Print campaigns

Print advertisement for Winslow's Home Restaurant (photos by Jennifer Silverberg); a mock for that advertisement; a poster design and in-house printed pamphlet for Pulitzer Arts Foundation's "In the Still Epiphany" show; a print advertisement to be shown in wedding magazines for Contemporary Productions, a wedding band management company.

Rock Iconography (with dogs)

A candid party photo of David Bowie, Iggy Pop and Lou Reed is reimagined with a saluki as Bowie, a chihuahua as Pop and a pug as Mr. Reed. Kenny Rogers is depicted as a terrier with an underbite, and Lou Reed's classic album cover gets the treatment

Treehouse Charity Polo Match

A tee shirt and poster design for the 13th annual Polo Match for Treehouse of Greater St. Louis, an organization that uses therapy horses to help over 300 children and adults with disabilities.

Zavitson Music Group designs

Work for a Nashville Tennessee Music Management company called Zavitson Music Group. Included here: A draft for an album cover for Juhi, a former finalist on The Voice being managed by ZMG, and two posters for rock band Modoc.

No Impact Performance LLC

3 panel informational illustration for No Impact Performance LLC, to be used on an investment site for their newly designed supportive ski brace.

Kentucky Knife Fight

Various Posters, Tee shirts and album jacket designs for the St. Louis band Kentucky Knife Fight. First Punch Films took the photo used for the "Misshapen Love" 7 inch near the bottom (which served as inspiration for the poster above it) and Nate Burrell is credited with the images on the Hush Hush cover and inside panel.

KT Tunstall Promo Material

This design was a finalist in a competition to design a poster for a tour supporting KT Tunstall's "Invisible Empire / Crescent Moon" album.

Music Pun Posters

Illustrating puns of (now most likely played out) slang with stringed instruments.

Black and White Works

Grey Scale minded works here feature: A design paying homage to St. Louis Brewing Legend William Lemp Sr., some posters for shows involving Pokey La Farge and Holly GoLightly (with a fun nod to the Truman Capote novel Breakfast at Tiffany's), a piece done in commemoration of the Mexican General Ignacio Zaragoza, who lead forces to victory of the French in the Battle of Puebla, later celebrated during Cinco De Mayo, and a draft for a staff tee shirt designed for Java's Night Hacking tour.